Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-09
News Notes.

given 6O-Oay Dy mesbrs. a. IL. iooAo onu
c. z Culver. The special car leaves at
$40 A. n.
Divine services will be held tomorrow
afternoon ct 8 o'clock at the asylum of
che COur do Lion Commandery. Sir
knight Rev. Will A. Knighten, of Grace
N. e. Church, will ofiiciate. His sub
ject will be ''The Holy Sepulchre."
G. h. Peters, Town Marshal of Santa
Ana, brought up, yesterday afternoon,
Henry Black, sentenced by Judge Tru.
man Of that place to twenty-five days in
tho county Jail for insulting one OF the
first ladies of Santa Ana.
James velsir will probably be the Re-
publican candidate for Councilman in
the First Ward. If the Democrats put up
= good man they can defeat James very
handily. The election takes place on
the 18th of this month.
The sale of lots at Claremont, which
has been so well advertised in this HER
AID, has been great success. On the
frat day of the sale. Thursday, the lots
sold amounted to 100000. The track
of the San Beruardino and Los Angeles
railway is now laid from San Bernardino
to Claremont.
Edmond Roth, delegate from Los An
eeles to the State Encampment of the
Knights of Pythias, which begins at
Santa Barbara to-day, left yesterday by
rail for that city. After the Encamp-
ment Mr.. Roth will visit some of the
counties of the Northern citrus belt,
which are now being doomed, and find
out for himself what there is in it,
The Carletons gave the Drum Major s
Daughter last night. Press of matter
crowds all notice of it out. 1t is re.
peated to-day at the matinee, and
shouldebe seen by all who love good
music, good acting and pretty scents.
The east is all excellent. The parting
attraction of the season tonight is the
best Mikodo ever given in Los Angeles.
Rosamoud is to have depot at last.
Mr.. w. G. Ambrose, the road master OF
the middle division of the S. p, came
down yesterday with Instructions to put
in 900 foot side track and build de-
pot. The improvements will be placed
Just in front of thhe Rosamond store.
p. L. Washburn, manager, and will be
OF great benefit to the people of Ante
-ope valley.
The following have been elected off
Gers of the White Cooks and Walters
Union Of this city, aud were publicly in
stalled at Painters Hall Thurs day even
ing: President, John c. Moore; Vice
President, Thomas Molyneux; Rec ord
ing Secretary, A. c. Morrison; Flnan cial
Secretary, Gsorge L. Clark; Treasu rer,
A. b. Wisner; Marshal, Tony De B Gus;
Inside Guard, Archard Benjamin; Out
side Guard. E. F. Garcia.
Contractor Barlingame was in the city
yesterday and reports that he now has
nearly three hundred men at work on
his various grading contracts. He has
the grading for the dummy road to the
Baptist College completed and tracklay.
ing will commence next Monday. Two
sections of the Ostrich Farm Dummy
road are completed. He has seven five
men at work on the Los Angeles river
levee.
The Supervisors yesterday appoin ted
Mr.. ). A. Crawford as Tax Collector
vice the late El. Hammond. whose
whereabouts are unknown. Mr.. Craw.
ford has lived in Los Angeles county for
q number of years and lately has been
studying law in the office of Glas sell,
Smith 4 Patton. He is a young man
of intelligence and integrity and will do
credit to the important office intrusted
to him.
This morning at half past twelve
o'clock, the rain which has been anxious
ly awaited by the agriculturists of this
county, commenced to fall in quite
lively manner. If it holds out the hearts
of the farmers and orchardists will be
Qladdened. At this time of the year a
bountiful rain means large and remuner-
ative returns this summer and fall. The
crops will be good without rain but with
an inch more of waterfall they will be
immense.
The special officers appointed by the
Mayor to enforce the sanitary laws and
see that property owners clean up their
premises are hard at work. Under the
personal supervision of Mayor Work
man, Chinatown, Sonoratown and the
of the new depot have been
visited and everything ordered cleaned
up. 1t is gratifying to note that the
Mayor has the corporation OF all prop
erty owners in his commendable efforts
to purify the city.
Mr., J. Villas, an unassuming citizen of
Wisconsin, arrived in the city yesterday
end registered at the st. Elmo. The
impression went forth that it was Post.
master. General VIM. F. Villas and the
hotel has seldom been so crowded.
There were 80 applicants for the office
which is 30 soon to be vacated by Captain
Green, in attendance. They stood in
line aud each man pledged himself to
take his turn. Sidney Lacey from the
window Of his apartments in the Baker
Block looked on with smile of ill.con-
cealed nsrriment. Sid was tickled for
Two reasons. First, he knew it was not
ne Villas and then he was certain that |
Ne name OF the next Postmaster Of Los 9
Angeles is Lacey with big L. Il
PersenaI Mention.
J. B. Parker, of Orange, is in the city. !
Mrs Judge Conway, Of Pomona, is in .